Answer: speed of plane in still air is 180 miles per hour
speed of the wind is 18 miles per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
Flying with the wind, the plane went 198 miles per hour. This means if was flying in the same direction with the wind. This is same as the speed in still air because there was no opposition from the wind.
Flying into the same wind the plane only went 162 mph. This means that the plane flew against the wind
Let x = the speed of the plane
Let y = the speed of the wind
when flying with the wind,
x + y = 198 - - - - - - -1
When flying against the wind,
x - y = 162 - - - - - - - -2
Subtracting equation 2 from equation 1,
y - - y = 198 - 162
2y = 36
y = 36/2 = 18 miles per hour
x = 198 - y = 198 -18
x = 180 miles per hour
Answer:
The Degree of the polynomial is 3
The answer to the problem is 29
Short answer: (-8)^2 + 8 x -8 =
0
Use PEMDAS
"Evaluate the expression" just means solve until you can't simplify anymore. You must solve it in a certain order according to
PEMDAS: Parentheses, Exponents, Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract.
What does the beginning of the expression look like? It is

.
According to PEMDAS, you must solve what is in the parentheses *first*. But, since there is only a number (-8), there is nothing to solve for and you can move on to exponents.
The squared symbol, the little 2, means you have to square what is *inside* the parentheses.

= 64, because -8 times itself is 64.
Next comes multiplication. Remember, we are not working from left to right. We must multiply the values on the far right before we do any adding, because multiplication comes *before* addition.
(64) + (8 times -8)
(64) + (-64)
Finally, we can add. In this case, because we are adding a negative number, we are really subtracting. 64 + -64 equals 0.
A, She can buy from 0 to 12 bags, but no more.